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Cecidomyiidae, Rhabdophaga salicis -> Agrobacterium tumefaciens, Lepidoptera larva
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 Ukraine, Rivne region, March 31.
This larva is found inside the galls on the willow (Salix caprea). Its size is about 1 cm.
Rhabdophaga salicis ?
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 In these photos - a general view of the gauls.
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 The larva is not like Rhabdophaga.
In these galls, someone else lives ?
 
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 The larva is either coleopteran or hymneopteran. In particular Euura (Tenthredinidae) eem to cause such galls in Salix.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
The larva is either coleopteran or hymneopteran. In particular Euura (Tenthredinidae) eem to cause such galls in Salix.

Thank you very much, Paul !!!
In the future, look for larvae.
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 There is speculation that the photo - moth larva.
c1.staticflickr.com/5/4176/34233485162_c61b5a4b95_o.jpg
photo.qip.ru/photo/gansucha/200965005/xlarge/219291034.jpg
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What can you say about this ?
 
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 Euura seems to have a head that is higher than long, so you may be right in assuming that this is lepidopteran. Jens-Peter Kopelke reared material from more than 100,000 Salix galls. He may be able to help you further: http://www.sencke...age_id=693.
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 Thank you, Paul !!!
 
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